The Sony Xperia Z1 or Honami will have company when it is launched at the company’s event in Berlin this Wednesday. The DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100 attachable smartphone lens cameras dubbed Smart Shot are slated to be unveiled as well.
The guys over Sonyalpharumors.com came across images leaked by Digicameinfo and some other information via their sources. According to this website, the rumors about Smart Shot are almost certainly correct. First of all, the lens camera gets its name by combining Smart-phone with cyber-Shot and boasts of in lens stabilization. And for those who are wondering which phones will it be compatible with, allow us to tell you that it can work with Android as well as iOS mobile devices.
Prospective users will be required to download the Playmemories application on their respective phones and it has also been found out that a new version of the app is already being tested. Wi-Fi or NFC can be utilized for connection purposes. It will be possible to control the camera’s zoom, exposure, focus or white balance right from the connected mobile phone.
And what’s more, the images and videos captured using the lens camera will be saved on the smartphone as well as the memory card inserted in the former. Speaking of videos, it is possible to record 1080p movies and the gadget can shoot even in dark conditions. Additionally, the QX10 may employ a 1/2.3-inch 18MP CMOS sensor and an f/3, 3 – 5.9 lens, similar to the Sony WX10.
The price information of the two cameras has also been leaked. The QX10 could carry a retail tag of $250, while the QX100 will set users back by $450.
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